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So I've had a look through the dwarf walls. As suspected, the previous owner built them as single brick walls & looks to have just put uninsulated plasterboard directly on the timber frame built in front of the bricks. This means that not only are those walls uninsulated, hence their...

The dwarf walls aren't cavity walls. Don't think I can insulate the roof of the doors as it's glass. I'm prepared to internally insulate the dwarf walls if I understand what needs to be done. Assuming that right now it's just dotted & dabbed uninsulated plasterboard directly on brick...

I understand what you now mean! Apologies, I am very new to all of this & this is my first property so I am a bit overwhelmed (& surprised) trying to fix this sort of stuff! So, I am concerned about the dwarf walls. I guess I'm just unsure how to insulate them? I read a lot about PIR boards...

Those dwarf walls don't have cavity insulation as far as I'm aware, they were done by the previous owner to fit the french doors/windows on. I suspect that they could just be plasterboard directly on the brick, hence the low temperatures as seen in the thermal images. However the real walls...

Recently moved in to a 1920s typical 3 bed semi that has had the kitchen extended (over 20 years ago) & the wall between the kitchen & diner has been knocked down (4-5 years ago) to create an open plan kitchen diner. Talking roughly 5m x 7.5m altogether. There is one vertical radiator for the...